The Importance of Passive "Built-in" Fire Protection
The coming decade presents major challenges for those who design, build and manage the surroundings that we live and work within.
As part of the necessary drive towards a zero carbon environment, it is essential that we remain focused on the need for appropriately installed passive "built-in" fire protection measures as an integrated and essential element within a constructions design, not just to warrant the long term sustainability of the fabric of the building but to safeguard the life safety of those within it.
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ASFP Technical Officer Niall Rowan will be speaking at the Fire Safety Conference 2012 organised by BSI at the CBI Conference Centre, London on 6th March. For further information on the full program Click Here
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The ASFP has drafted a new guidance document for Fire Risk Assessors to help them evaluate Passive Fire Protection (PFP). Click here to download your copy.
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